hectic temple

movies are where the myth lives, rancid and appropriate. we watch the same joker over and over.  it was nice when he danced. like he was sublimating himself into a new phase- a first dance at a wedding. just watching something take place in the temple of gaps will probably sustain us. but we want so much from such an obviously boarded-up experience. we're squatters in a used up warehouse, but we go to the movies every time like grinning idiot homeowners, expecting everything. we could be on our roofs watching red layers sink past the city.
these mole hills. this corner that keeps getting dusted but never really washed. what is loneliness. what is loneliness. the reason I kind of liked this movie is that it at least offered up a lot of answers, not because I think they meant to, but because they were so hectic, which always has potential.